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Aberdeen, in the heart of Scotland’s Grampian Highlands, is an idealdestination for art, history and culture that is slightly off thebeaten track. Scotland’s third largest city was inspiration for thewell known Scottish folk song The Northern Lights of Old Aberdeen whichportrays a well worn Scottish theme: that of extreme homesickness whenaway from my “home native land” and celebrates the spectacularphenomenon of Aurora Borealis.

Places of interest:

Aberdeen was established in 1179, and her fortunes were transformed byRobert Bruce’s 1319 Charter, in recognition of his gratitude to thepeople of Aberdeen who had sheltered him during his campaign againstthe English. Since 1509 when the renowned University of Aberdeen wasestablished, Aberdeen has been an academic centre of Europe, whichinfluences a great many of the cultural and historical activities onoffer in the city and its surrounding areas.

Described by Queen Elizabeth II as “my dear place in the Highlands”Balmoral Castle offers visitors guided tours of the gardens, historicalexhibitions and luxury safari in the Caledonian Pine Forest, wherevisitors can catch glimpses of Scottish wildlife.

Another ancestral home continuously inhabited for over 400 years isHaddo House. Visitors can enjoy Gordon family ancestral portraits,memorabilia, the old stables and traditional Scottish tea room. Opera,ballets and plays are presented from May to October.

The NorthEast Falconry Centre offers a uniquely close experiencewith Scotland’s birds of prey. Introduction to Falconry, outsidedemonstrations and walks with hawks are just some of the exciting andeducational activities on offer.

Aberdeen Art Galleries and Museums comprises Aberdeen Art Gallery,Aberdeen Maritime Museum, the Lord Provost’s house and The Tollbooth inone site, and offers a varied programme of events and exhibitions. TheArt Gallery hosts collections dating back to the 18th century of fineart, and the Maritime museum exults in the region’s proud seafaringtraditions. The Tollbooth is made up of 17th century cells, and theLord Provost’s House portrays the elegance and ritual of upper classHighland living.

Things to do:

Aberdeen offers a whole host of recreational activities to enjoy. Fromparks to museums, tourists will never be bored while in Aberdeen.

Storybook Glen in Royal Teeside is a magical adventureland set over28 acres where kids and adults can see their favourite fairy-tales andnursery rhymes come to life, and wonder at the natural beauty ofwaterfalls, brooks and flora.

The Gordon Highlanders Museum celebrates the history and culture ofover two centuries of one of Scotland’s greatest kilted regiments, theGordon Highlanders.

For family entertainment, it is hard to beat Sunset Boulevard, anindoor entertainment centre that offers bowling, dodgems, games and anadventureland – perfect for the Scottish weather!

Known as the “jewel in the crown” of the city’s fantastic parks,The David Welch Winter Gardens boasts a Tropical House featuring florafrom South and Central America, an Acrid House which creates desertconditions for exotic cacti to flourish, and a Corridor of Perfumeswhich celebrates the variety of perfumes from different plant species.

A visit to the Lighthouse and Harbour Master is a don’t-miss tolearn about Scotland’s marine history, and find out what ships will bearriving in the port and when.

The world’s sixth oldest golf club, The Royal Aberdeen Golf Clubmay be able to lay claim to being the site of the invention of the gameof golf. Today the club retains the old world elegance of a gentlemen’sclub, and boasts a healthy membership of both local and overseas golfenthusiasts who enjoy the stunning Balgowie Course, which has playedhost to many major tournaments.

Food &amp; Drink:

There are a number of fine locations to dine at while in Aberdeen. Nomatter what a tourist’s preferences are, Aberdeen offers something toappeal to everyone’s tastes.

The Stage Door Restaurant is the destination for astep-back-in-time dining experience. Situated in the old Aberdeen Union&amp; Music Hall, the restaurant is furnished in art deco style withmany of the original architectural features surviving, and servesinimitable and innovative seafood delights.

For the best fish and chips in the UK, The Ashvale cannot be beatenfor traditional fare.

The Square boasts great value high quality dining, including Glutenfree options, an extensive kids’ menu and even regular visitors canexperience variety thanks to the menu that changes every three months.

Italian Deli Delight is a relaxed caf&eacute; by day and buzzingrestaurant by night, serving up mouth-watering Italian cuisine at alltimes.

Hotels &amp; Accommodation:

From family run, family friendly establishments to self cateringcottages and apartments to West End four star luxuries, Aberdeen offersaccommodation to suit every taste and budget.

Waterwheel Inn

The Edwardian Hotel

Britannia Hotel Aberdeen

Royal Hotel

Station Hotel

Copthorne Hotel Aberdeen

Bimini Guest House

Macdonald Ardoe House Hotel

Udny Arms Hotel

Express by Holiday Inn Aberdeen

Speedbird Inn Aberdeen Airport

Thistle Aberdeen Airport

Thistle Aberdeen Altens

Thistle Aberdeen Caledonian

Dyce Skean Dhu

The Spires Serviced Suites

Antrim Guest House

Summerhill Hotel and Suites

Entertainment

The Lemon Tree is known as the world’s only year round festival,presenting a constant programme of theatre, dance and musicalspectaculars, and national touring West End theatre is also on offer atHer Majesty’s Theatre. Cinema is also well represented, with a UGC andlocal Belmont Theatre. For clubbing to international DJs, Ministry isthe best bet, or DeNiros is a local clubbing option, playing Top 40 andHouse music. World class shopping is available at St Nicholas Centresand in the historical district around Union Street. The AberdeenExhibition and Conference Centre hosts international touring music actsand sporting events.

Aberdeen is truly the jewel of the Highlands, offering world classdining, nightlife and cultural and historical attractions to satisfyvisitors of all ages and interests. The architecture of Aberdeen isdistinctive and visually stunning, carved as it is from silver granite,creating a cityscape unrivalled in its beauty. Aberdeen boasts acosmopolitan diversity, having been a premier Northern European tradingport for many generations, enjoying centuries of established links withScandinavian traders and Asian merchants. Nestled in the craggylandscape of the North East Highlands, and set against the romanticallybleak North Sea, Aberdeen offers breathtaking views that have more incommon with Scandinavian countries than the British Isles, and cultureand history resplendent in maritime tradition Celtic heritage. The oilcapital of Europe is also home to a thriving nightlife and theatrescene, just one in many contradictions that make up this intriguingancient city.